The tenor sax always plays a whole tone above concert pitch instruments like the organ. If the organist is playing in C then the tenor sax plays in D. This is because when you play lin key of C on the tenor sax you are playing in Bb concert. So you always have to raise your pitch by a whole tone in order to be in tune with the concert pitch instruments
Gary Roslie played the organ and piano, and provided the lead vocals. Andy Parypa was the bass guitarist. Larry Parypa played the lead guitar and provided vocals. Rob Lind played the saxophone and harmonica, as well as providing vocals. Bob Bennett played the drums.
organist
Hammond organ
His main instrument was the pipe organ. He also played the harpsichord.
bach played the organ, along with many other instruments, but bach played the organ the best
Dick Leibert has: Played Organ Player in "Community Sing No. 7, Series 7: Christmas Carols" in 1943. Played Organ Player in "Community Sing: Cowboy Hit Tunes" in 1945. Played Organ Player in "Community Sing No. 12, Volume 10" in 1945. Played Organ Player in "Community Sing: Chickery Chick" in 1946. Played Organ Player in "Community Sing 9651: Heartaches" in 1947. Played Organ Player in "For Sentimental Reasons" in 1947. Played Organ Player in "Community Sing 1655: June in January" in 1949.
piano, synthesizer, harmonica, congas, drums, bongos, organ, melodica and Clavinet.
Rameau Played the violin, organ, and harpsi-chord, he may play the bass but my source is not the best, the first three for sure, I guess, just saying, this is not the most reputable source.
Gary Roslie played the organ and piano, and provided the lead vocals. Andy Parypa was the bass guitarist. Larry Parypa played the lead guitar and provided vocals. Rob Lind played the saxophone and harmonica, as well as providing vocals. Bob Bennett played the drums.
A piano. An organ. A saxophone. An accordion. And so forth.
Since a tenor sax is a B-flat instrument, I believe this means to play the music as written. When the musician plays a C as written, it will come out as a B-Flat. If the player was asked to play in C (or sometimes called 'concert'), then he would need to transpose each note up one whole step, so that if he played a D, then a C would come out. If a score is available, the player can look at the other parts (either the voice parts or the organ part) to see what key they are written in. Example if the organ part is keyed in C (no sharps or flats), then the Tenor Sax's part would be written in key of D (2 sharps: F# and C#). If the organ part is written in B-flat (2 flats: B-flat & E-flat), then the sax part is written in C (no sharps or flats).
Gregory Norman "Greg" Ham, the Australian songwriter, actor and Saxophone player known for playing multiple instruments including Flute, organ, piano, and the synthesizer in the 1980s band Men at Work, died on April 19, 2012.
Gregory Norman "Greg" Ham, the Australian songwriter, actor and saxophone player known for playing multiple instruments including flute, organ, piano, and the synthesizer in the 1980s band Men at Work, died on April 19, 2012.
You would often find the barrel organ being played in churches.
organist
Hammond organ
Probably because it is hard to find a good organ player and/or the church can't afford to buy a nice organ.